Miran fort, Archaeological site in China
Miran fort is an ancient ruin located along the Silk Road.
The fort served as a strategic outpost in the Han dynasty.
Buddhist artwork found here depicts the cultural fusion that occurred.
The site is near Lop Nur in the Taklamakan Desert.
Petroglyphs and murals at Miran reflect a blend of influences from various civilizations.
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Miran fort is an ancient ruin located along the Silk Road.
The Altun Shan National Nature Reserve is a vast protected area preserving a complex ecosystem.
Xiaohe Cemetery, situated in Ruoqiang County, is known for its historical significance.
The Lop Desert, also known as the Lop Nur or Lop Nor, is a former salt lake-turned desert.
The Lop Nur Wild Camel National Nature Reserve is a sanctuary dedicated to protecting the critically endangered wild Bactrian camels.
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